Countries reminded of consequences of inaction on the Kimberley Process
The World Diamond Council said that member countries need to reach an agreement on necessary reforms.
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Great Atlantic starts drilling at Glenelg vanadium project
The junior miner wants to test areas of vanadium and titanium bearing outcrop and magnetic geophysical anomalies.
Chile’s Codelco set to get a slice of Ecuador’s copper riches
The world’s No. 1 copper producer is expected to ink a deal with Ecuador's Enami this week, to jointly develop the massive Llurimagua deposit.
Homes, land destroyed as desperate Zimbabweans turn to illegal gold mining
With Zimbabwe going through its worst economic crisis in a decade, desperate citizens are turning to illegal gold mining to make a living.
CN rail strike impacting Canadian mining operations
The impact is felt strongly by mining companies dependent on rail to either transport supplies in, or transport products and by-products from operations.
Great Panther reports second fatal accident in 10 days
The accidents occurred at the Coricancha mine in Peru and the Guanajuato mine in Mexico.
Lundin Gold wins second UN sustainability honour
Lundin has also developed a network of over 300 local suppliers in Ecuador. Since 2017, the company has injected about $61 million into the local economy.
Marathon Gold releases infill results from Valentine
Highlights include 5.08 g/t gold over 18 metres, 4.24 g/t gold over 21 metres and 15.88 g/t gold over 6 metres.
Technology, convergence and new markets key to M&A activity in mining and metals — report
Mining companies have a significant role to play in reducing emissions, and key mining players have already introduced actionable targets, EY says.
